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Devel::TraceMethods wraps too many calls, so trying to override with

use Devel::TraceCalls { Subs => [ qw! system ! ] };
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fails with

Subroutine main::system not defined
CHECK failed--call queue aborted.
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Something to do with CHECK blocks. This use Devel::TraceCalls { Package => 'main'}; works, but its wraps too much. Managed to get it working with Sub::Prepend

BEGIN{
    use Sub::Prepend 'prepend';
    BEGIN {
        for my $name( qw[ system  ] ){
            prepend "$name" => sub{_logzy($name,@_)};
        }  
    }
}
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having this built into autodie would be so much easier for novices :)

In reply to Re^2: RFC: User subroutine hinting interface for autodie by Anonymous Monk
in thread RFC: User subroutine hinting interface for autodie by pjf

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